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What is an Arabic Number?
An Arabic number is a set of symbols used for counting, measuring, or assigning things. There are ten Arabic numbers.
What is a Roman Numeral?
Roman numerals also symbolize numbers. There are only seven Roman numerals.
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What is an Arabic Number?
An Arabic number is a set of symbols used for counting, measuring, or assigning things. There are ten Arabic numbers.
What is a Roman Numeral?
Roman numerals also symbolize numbers. There are only seven Roman numerals.